Mouse Database

This well dressed, indignant insect is a common sight in the fields of the Foreword Farm. The only thing snappier than their sense of style is their curt, acrimonious disposition. They're well known for their poignant jabs, incessant scoffing, and their insatiable appetite for leafy greens which draws them out to even the most sparsely planted fields.

This frenetic, go-getter has developed a rather unhealthy obsession with Papyrus Seeds in the Foreword Farm. No one knows what she does with all of them but whatever it is must be big, elaborate, and very bizarre. She is so consumed by her endless search for seeds that she is not even deterred by the presence of Petulant Pests! The only thing that can momentarily lure her away from her beloved seeds is the irresistible scent of SUPER|brie+.

Looking for a deal, a steal, the bargain of a lifetime? Then look no further than this crafty flimflam mouse with its devious smile and utter lack of morals! The Grit Grifter can be found in the shadier parts of the Foreword Farm where a hunter needs to watch their back and have their wits about them. This sneaky swindler is a surefire way to collect Papyrus Seeds just as long as you don't ask where they came from.

Seed collecting on the Foreword Farm can be tough, back-breaking work and it takes a mouse with real gumption to get the job done day in and day out. This mouse, on the other hand, is the exception to that rule. The Land Loafer is a professional layabout, well-versed in the art of finding just the right mound to lean on and just the right angle to tip its hat to block out the sun for a not-so-well-deserved nap. Lackadaisical as it may be, this clever mouse still manages to get the job done each day and somehow finds a way to collect even more Papyrus Seeds than many of its co-workers with only a fraction of the effort.

Most of the time the Loathsome Locusts exist in a passive, dormant state and will only swarm a farmer's field under very specific conditions. When those conditions are met and the vegetation is just right, these irritating but extremely lucrative creatures will darken the skies and descend upon the fertile fields in an effort to gorge themselves on delicious crops. Fortunately for the farmers, these clueless critters get so focused on stuffing themselves with flavourful foliage that they don't put up much of a defence. When these mischievous malfeasants do manage to make off with a belly full, they like to add insult to injury by playing a woeful tune on their tiny violins to mock the unfortunate farmer.

What this miniscule mouse lacks in size, it more than makes up for in brute strength, bravado, and showmanship! He thrives on showing off his impressive physique to the other pests that frequent the Foreword Farm but his fragile ego prevents him from doing so until the field is full of plants for him to lift. Hunters should be warned that this tiny terror won't go down without a fight but if they can manage to best him then they'll collect a sizeable reward of Crop Coins for their trouble.

This horrifying, hulking monstrosity is the ultimate scourge of the Foreword Farm. It is a ruthless and menacing pest with a large but very specific appetite and will therefore only target fields that are full of its favourite crop. This terrifying but remarkably well-dressed creature may be less common than other species of midges but it is equally as annoying and far more dangerous. Seasoned farmers are all too accustomed to the ominous hum that precedes the coming of these predatory pests so much so that even the mere memory of it is enough to keep them up at night.

There is a famous and forboding passage in the Gnawnian Farmer's Almanac that reads:
"When a sky of fire sings its tune,
A farmer knows the end is soon."

Only the bravest hunters looking for a formidable challenge should dare to face off against this frightening foe. However, fortune tends to favour the bold so those who do succeed in catching the Monstrous Midge will find themselves handsomely rewarded!

Few mice enjoy digging in the dirt as much as this opportunistic scrounger. The Root Rummager has a distinct taste for seeds that have already begun to germinate and therefore has a penchant for digging them out of the ground: roots, stalk, and all! These mice tend to be easier to track due to the trail of dirt that follows them wherever they go but the seeds they carry often require a bit of trimming and untangling before they can be reused.

Don't be fooled by her matronly, unassuming appearance, this crafty critter is one of the more irritating pests wandering the fields of the Foreword Farm. You may think she's just tidying up around the garden but the next thing you know, she'll have stunted the growth of all your precious crops! This deceptive dowager has a discerning palette and will only frequent fields that are at least mostly full of flavorful flora. Fortunately, hunters who are capable of catching this mischievous mouse will find a decent number of Crop Coins stashed in her apron.